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Lesly Pruitt
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3 October, 14:37
How to do the surface area of pryamids
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Virginia Russo
3 October, 14:42
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Step-by-step explanation:
multiply the perimeter by the slant height than divide that number by 2 then you add that answer with the surface area (the total of all the bases)
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